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Clutch/Drivetrain issue -> grinding noise, no power to wheel.

  • Thread starter Thread starter vcalvarese
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vcalvarese said:
Guess that is my next move huh? In my experiences with clutches i've never heard grinding noises before, but then again I haven't had a TON of experience by any means. I will reiterate the fact that when this happened last fall, I was taking a long easy sweeping turn without any throttle jerks, and out of the blue the power was lost, and the grinding noise started. No bangs/pops/booms/clicks, just started happening. As soon as I would let off the clutch and give it any gas at all, grind/bump noise in transmission area.
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Open it up and look inside. It's hard to see from here.

If it's not the clutch is the transmission, you don't want that.
 
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